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JENNIFER HUDSON HAS A SHOPPING ADDICTION NOW THAT SHE’S SLIM!

Posted by Adam

Wednesday August 4, 2010

Jennifer HudsonJENNIFER Hudson has a “serious” shopping problem now that she’s slim!

The singer/actress — who went from a size 16 to a 6 — says she’s addicted to buying new clothes that’ll flaunt her fabulous new figure.

“I have a serious shopping problem now,” she tells the new issue of InStyle magazine.

“Each city we go to, my suitcase won’t hold my new clothes so we have to box them up and ship them home.”

However, Hudson — who slimmed down with 5-day-a-week workouts with celebrity trainer Harley Pasternak and following Weight Watchers, which she is now the spokesperson for — admits getting into shape didn’t come easy.

“For years I felt like I could never have ice cream, but I can eat ice cream occasionally now!” she said.

But Hudson has no plans to drop another dress size. “I don’t want to lose any more weight, and you’re never going to see me skinny,” she said.

Hudson — who gave birth to son David in August — recently declared she’s “in the best shape of my life!”.

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  • Fee Fee

    Her head looks huge on that cover. It looked like they just copy/pasted her head on that photoshopped body of hers.

  • Christie Marie

    Her head needs to go on weight watchers.

  • Juan Ramone

    I think the french have a word for it….Whoppierre.

  • http://Yahoo D.M.

    Ya right! that isnt her body but sure looks like her big head! ppl dont believe everything you read or everything you see! I mmight have been born at night…. BUT IT WASNT LAST NIGHT!

  • http://jenniferhudson.com charles

    Why not! It’s about time Jhud gets to spend her money on herself. She is soooooooo given and genuine. I just love her inner beauty no matter if she is big are small. Jen shines like a light all over.

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